Mars Viking probe aims to settle life on red planet
In Cape Canaveral reporters preview the $500 million Viking mission to Mars set for launch Monday. Scientists expect data to confirm whether life exists on Mars and probe if life could exist elsewhere in the universe.
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Gape Canaveral
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America
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Br. Hamald Klein
Ames Research Center
Viking Biology Science
Kelley urges sacrificing liberties for security at ABA meet
FBI Director Clarence Kelley told an American Bar Association audience that Americans may give up a small measure of liberty to preserve the bulk of rights amid growing national security threats. He warned restrictive guidelines could hinder agencies and cited rising Soviet intelligence activity in the U S.
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U.S
Ford vows to stay in the middle amid GOP pressures
President Ford says he will not be pushed to the political right by Republican conservatives and declines to speculate on his 1976 candidacy if Betty Ford’s health worsens. He defends Nixon pardon as right at the time and notes his health is better than during earlier minority leadership periods.
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Ford
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South Vietnam
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Nixon
Public Health Service plans five year campaign for healthier living
The Public Health Service outlines a five year HEW plan to press healthier lifestyles. It calls for curbs on high tar cigarettes, tighter alcohol ad limits, and mandatory seat belts. The plan envisions active advocacy beyond information sharing to reduce smoking drinking overeating and risky driving.
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HEW
Nader Health Group Attacks Tobacco Subsidies Policy
The Nader Health Research Group urges abolishing government subsidies to the tobacco industry, arguing each $1 000 subsidy links to one lung cancer death. They urge redirected funds to a national anti smoking campaign and note the high death toll from smoking in the United States.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Ford
Tobscen
Health Research Group
U.S
Warnings Eight Years Before Continental Mortgage Collapse
Iowa securities officials warned Continental Mortgage Investment Co. for eight years before action, leaving 1,100 investors to lose nearly 6 million. State officials cite manpower and coordination gaps with the attorney general as key factors while noting ministers of cooperation and prior investigations limited action. Continental Mortgage began Iowa City operations in 1939 and received its state license as an industrial loan company, with initial securities communication dated May 21, 1965.
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Continental Mortgage Investment Co
CMI
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CME
Larry J. Dryant
Attorney General's Office
Richard Turner
Bryant
Turner
Lorne Worthington
Elizabeth Nolart
Securities Department
CMI Files
Siow Oe
CMI Securities
Ashland Gifts Recipients Named in SEC Disclosure
Ashland Oil Tnc disclosed over 1.1 million in illegal political contributions to U S and foreign officials including 150000 to Gabon’s president and 724000 to various U S lawmakers and Nixon allies. The filing marks SEC’s first require ment to reveal recipients.
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Astana Oil Tnc
Gabon
Ashland
Albert Bernard Bongo
Libya
Nigeria
Dominican Republic
Michael Kirwan
Hoffa Disappearance Probe Focuses on Detroit Car Link
FBI examiners studied a car owned by the Detroit area foster son of a Mafia figure in the Hoffa case. Frank Fitzsimmons denied underworld involvement and any Teamsters power struggle, while Hoffa’s whereabouts remain unknown. Charles O Brien, Hoffa’s foster son, is described as a key figure in the federal investigation.
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Frank Fitzsimmons
Hoffa
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FBI
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O'Brien
Golf no longer a rich man's game say players
A survey notes golf has shifted from exclusive clubs to broader participation with millions of amateur players joining courses nationwide. The piece discusses accessibility improvements and the sport’s growing popularity among diverse communities.
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